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Average Retirement Age In America (9 27 23)
Sally McDonald
September 27, 2023
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The biggest banks are still paying nothing. And thatās why if you have money that you donāt need right now thatās idle cash in Wells Fargo, Chase, Citi or Bank of America, obviously you hate your money.
šµ Todayās Top Stories
 | The average retirement age has steadily increased for the last three decades. Hereās what it is now and strategies that will help you live comfortably in retirement. Read more. |
 | If youāre looking to save money on a vehicle, you may consider buying from a rental car company. But that idea is worse than ever, Clark says. Read more. |
 | Libraries arenāt just for books. You can learn a second language, prepare your kid for the ACT, get help crafting your resume and more. Read more. |
 | Costco members just picked up a new benefit. Get same-day visits with a primary care doctor via this service. Read more. |
 | Great news for travelers who have one of Team Clarkās favorite credit cards. Fidelity just eliminated this fee. Read more. |
š Stat of the Day
š” 87.8: The current Housing Affordability Index score in the United States ā the lowest since July 1985. For context, a score of 100 means a median-income family should have exactly enough money to afford a median-priced house with a 30-year fixed mortgage. The score was 104.2 in January and near 175 at one point in 2021.
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Credit scores are a really important part of our finances. How concerned should you be with achieving the highest credit score possible? Why are some scores different? Clark explains what a good credit score means and what you should really pay attention to in your credit life. Also, borrowing money as a small business owner can be really tough right now. Clark explains whatās going on and what you need to know.
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The Team Clark Consumer Action Center is a free helpline that can help you navigate your money questions. Call 636-492-5275. Visit clark.com/cac for more information.
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